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| DOH tally as of June 10 |
The number of coronavirus disease cases in the Philippines
The new cases consisted of 452 “fresh” cases, meaning those
where the result was released to the patient within the past three days, and 288
“late” reports, or those that were reported four days or more days ago.
There was one repatriate among the fresh cases, and a
significant 45 repatriates among the late cases, meaning newly returned
overseas Filipino workers are still not getting their test results on time so
they can be treated immediately.
In its daily update, The DOH said the cases reported today
were based on the accomplishment reports by only 47 out of 54 current
operational labs, indicating the total tally could be higher.
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Metro Manila
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| 46 newly arrived OFWs are among those in today's positive list, but only 1 got the result in last 3 days |
Among the newly reported cases of OFWs who tested positive are
two women who were initially cleared of the disease after undergoing quarantine
in Metro Manila, but were found infected on reaching their home province.
The first is a 30-year-old pregnant woman in Ilocos Sur who
became her province’s third Covid-19 case, and the second is a female worker from
Saudi Arabia
The pregnant OFW arrived in Manila
from Taiwan Apr 15 and was
quarantined for 14 days in a Pasay
City
But she was found positive Jun 8, a day after she consulted
the city health office after experiencing fever, sore throat and body malaise.
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In Davao del Sur, the town of Sta. Cruz Saudi Arabia
The OFW arrived in Metro Manila on May 18 and was
quarantined in a facility there. After initial test results showed her negative
for the virus, she was allowed to board a flight to Davao City
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